While watching RAW which airs a day after it is recorded and aired live in the U.S. A small note was aired before the show which read "World Wrestling Entertainment would like to dedicate this episode of RAW to the victims of the Black Saturday Fires"
John Cena and WWE showed their support one year ago while these fires occurred.
For those who are unaware in February of 2009 the State of Victoria, Australia was struck with one of the worst bushfires in history. It burned and destroyed 450,000 hectares (1.1 million Acres) of land. With 173 people losing their life.
Source: WWE RAW
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Comment #1
Very mature, JW. Very mature.
Posted by Smark on Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Comment #2
I'm pretty sure They donated when it was actually happening. if they didn't, I'm pretty sure some yanks did.
Posted by Warren Peace on Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Comment #3
The bushfires effected my family in a big way and i want to thank everybody associated with Raw for their contribution. Cheers guys....
LEST WE FORGET
Posted by Eightball on Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Comment #4
peopel shouldn't complain that they aren't making a big deal out of it, at least they did something, that is much more then lots of other major corperations would do.
(From NSW Aus)
Posted by tim on Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Comment #5
I am a member of the NSW Rural Fire Service and I was in Victoria fighting these fires. People complain about others not helping, but you'd be surprised at how many individuals and businesses actually contributed to the victims. Joshua Wallace> you complain that WWE didn't donate to the cause, but they donated $100,000 to the fund. Where's your donation?
Posted by Fireman Sam on Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Comment #6
qld qld
Posted by plz the only state that matters is nsw and qld state of orgin on Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Comment #7
dear jewerly,micheal cole i am 9 years old and i culd wrestle
randy orton i could fight shawn micheals jbl
Posted by George on Wednesday, February 10, 2010